We offer a pretty supreme service to both our homeowners and guest.

Sounds like a sure fire way to get into a lawsuit at the supreme court level.

I currently work a highly stressful executive-level job and am supremely excited with the prospect of leaving it for quality family time and work that I am passionate about that is generated from my own efforts.

Is supreme court going fight it?

Since I am a Democrat from Texas, I found many of the comments here particularly uninformed.It was a Texas case that went to the Supreme Court that laid the ground work for this type of law. 

This one is headed right for the Supreme Court.

In the end this all points to 2 things, inflation and real estate's supreme capacity as a hedge against inflation. 

The superiority clause means states can't either.Hopefully the Supreme Court continues to uphold the Constitution as written, regardless of who the Justices were appointed by.

Quote from lawyer: "In addition to the eviction moratorium put in place by the Mayor, the CA Supreme Court has severely limited the ability of any landlord in the state to pursue evictions by issuing emergency rules that went into effect on 4/6/20.The situation with what we can and cannot do in terms of evictions has been evolving on a weekly (if not daily) basis so the emergency rules implemented by the CA Supreme Court may change. 

I think, to be honest, this is the kind of case that makes it to appeals hearings or even the state Supreme Court.